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On 12 November 2025, a pivotal event for Ukraine’s green energy sector took place in Warsaw – “100 GREEN WORLD: Dreams, Future, Reality”.
The Ukrainian Wind Energy Association and its Chairman of the Board, Andriy Konechenkov, joined this powerful dialogue. The event gathered over 100 participants, including Ukrainian and Polish associations, investors, government representatives, and companies from Ukraine and the EU.
We were especially pleased to see representatives from UWEA member companies at the venue, discussing with us the prospects for a 100% renewable energy transition in Ukraine and Europe.
This meeting became more than just a professional discussion platform; it was a true symbol of unity for a common goal. It clearly demonstrated that Ukraine is a strong and proactive partner in developing the pan-European green course.
In his welcoming speech, Oleksandr Dombrovskyi, Chairman of the Board at Global 100RE Ukraine, emphasized: "Ukraine has the potential to become an energy innovation bridge between Europe and the world—a country where a new renewable energy architecture is being formed, based on biomethane, green hydrogen, distributed energy systems, and modern energy storage technologies."
As Andriy Konechenkov, UWEA's Chairman of the Board, noted, this path is of fundamental importance for Ukraine:
"100 GREEN WORLD is not just a slogan; it is a path to peace! For Ukraine, renewable energy, particularly wind energy, is more than just clean electricity. It is the energy of freedom and independence. Every new turbine is a step away from the energy blackmail that has been used as a weapon against Europe for decades. The Ukrainian RES sector has proven its resilience. We have a clear plan for future growth, strong government support, and numerous concrete, profitable opportunities for investors. We are building a future that will be not only green but also secure and free.”
We thank the organizers, Global 100 RE Ukraine, for creating this vital platform for dialogue! UWEA and its members continue to work towards strengthening the country's energy resilience. After all, as Andriy Konechenkov rightly concluded: “And we can only do all of this together!”
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